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Washroom Signage for Compliant Public Facilities

Braille and tactile washroom signage covering ambulant, accessible, male, female and unisex toilet compartments, in stainless steel and vinyl finishes for Australian commercial buildings.

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All-gender ambulant toilet sign in stainless steel with black infill All-gender accessible toilet and baby change sign, stainless steel with black infill All-gender accessible toilet and shower sign, vinyl silver with black infill

Why choose washroom signage from Lamex

  • Braille and tactile lettering for accessibility compliance
  • Covers ambulant, accessible, male, female and unisex facilities
  • Stainless steel and vinyl construction options
  • Silver, black, blue and white infill colour combinations
  • Suits offices, retail, hospitality, healthcare and public buildings
  • 490 signage products in stock with trade support

How to choose the right washroom signage

Start by confirming which compartment type each sign needs to identify: standard male, female or unisex facilities, ambulant compartments for people using mobility aids, or fully accessible compartments for wheelchair users, which are sometimes combined with baby change or shower facilities. Getting the compartment type right is the first compliance step before choosing a finish.

Most Australian public and commercial buildings require braille and tactile signage under the Premises Standard and AS1428.1, so check that the sign includes compliant tactile lettering before ordering. From there, choose a finish and infill colour, such as stainless steel with black infill or vinyl in silver, blue or black, to match the building's existing wayfinding and washroom fit-out.

Frequently asked questions

What is ambulant toilet signage?
Ambulant toilet signage identifies a toilet compartment fitted out for people with mobility aids who can walk but need grab rails and extra space, as distinct from a fully accessible toilet for wheelchair users. It is a mandatory compliance requirement in most Australian public and commercial buildings.
Do washroom signs need braille?
Accessible washroom and toilet signage in Australian public and commercial buildings is generally required to include braille and tactile lettering so the sign can be read by people who are blind or have low vision, in line with the Premises Standard and AS1428.1.
What finishes are available for washroom signage?
Signage is available in stainless steel and vinyl formats, in silver, black, blue and white infill colour combinations, so signage can be matched to a building's existing wayfinding and fit-out palette while remaining compliant.

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490+ options in stock, ready to order online or in-showroom.

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